Armistice Day Observed by Kearney Post American Legion
Kearney Post No. 6 marks Armistice Day with patriotic exercises at Colt Memorial auditorium led by Attorney General John H Nolan. A banquest and ball follow at the Legion Home on Franklin street and tomorrow a morning parade features Battery C Bristol unit and Rhode Island Guard units. parade ends with a 11 a.m. silent tribute in front of Burnside Building and a Colt Memorial Warren high game at Guiteras Field.
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Colt Memorial Auditorium
Kearney Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Franklin Street
John H Nolan
Legionnaire
Donat J. Gladue
Herbert D. Graetz
First Congregational Church
America Vona
Domenic Mascolo
Manuel Goulart
Edmund S. Rex
Frederick Coggeshall
William B Darling
Francis P Cuomo
A. Elmer McNamara
Colt Memorial High School
John E Perry
Post
Rene Sutcliffe
Frank A. Rounds
Colt High School
M. Theresa Donovan
Kearney
Legion
L. H. Callan
Harry A. Bullock
A. A. Edmonds
Charles E. Burns
Domenic Mascola
James T Pierce
Samuel J. Smith
Frederick W Coggeshall
Russell G. Colt
William T Cashin
Albert H. Flint, Jr
Legion and Auxiliary
A Elmer McNamar
Bristol Uni
243Rd Coast Artillery
First Regiment
Rhode
Sports Night at Bristol Council Hosts Noted Football figures
Bristol Council Knights of Columbus sponsors a Sports Night with Joseph McGee former Providence coach and Steam Rollers manager as lead speaker. Three Bristol County high school coaches Warren Huston Tiny Martin and Charles Burdge share gridiron experiences plus Beany Ryan discusses old line drives. Jerome Donovan and the Program Committee provide refreshments. Also noted is two local motor-vehicle control fines for Edward Cusick and Charles LaFlamme. Armistice Day fund contributions total 80.91 dollars from Hydraulion Fire Co Dreadnaught Fire Co Ever Ready Fire Co Bristol Aerie F O E to date.
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Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Joseph McGee
Providence College
Providence Steam Rollers
Bristol County
Warren L. Huston
Colt
Tiny
Martin
Barrington
Charles Burdge
Warren
Beany" Ryan
Ryan
Jerome Donovan
Hydraulion Fire Co
Dreadnaught Fire Co
Ever Ready Fire Co
Bristol Aerie, F. O. E
Colt Warren grid tilt arms Armistice Day feature
Colt Memorial Warren High School football game set for 2 pm at Guiteras field drawing a capacity Bristol County crowd. Colt enters 6-0 while Warren stands 1-6, with Warren’s 33-0 win over North Providence noted and Colt’s 34-0 over the same team. Star back Gil Aguiar, aged 20, faces final schoolboy game, while seniors and juniors fill starting roles. a rally precedes kickoff.
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Colt Memorial - Warren
Colt
Barrington
Burrillville
Warren
Gil” Aguiar
Gil
Funeralheld for William Bogle MacColl of North Farm
Hundreds gathered at St Michael's Church for the funeral of William Bogle MacColl president and treasurer of Lorraine Manufacturing Company. The service honored his public roles in industry and scouting with attendees from Brown University and local business leaders. He died suddenly at 69 North Farm in his 56th year, survived by his wife Mabel Coats, two children, and four brothers. His career included service as a major in the Quartermaster Corps during wartime and leadership in several banks and manufacturers' groups.
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St Michael's Church
William Bogle MacColl
North Farm
Arthur S. Washburn
Brown University
Anthony R. Parshley
Swan Point
Providence
Lorraine Manufacturing Company
Pawtucket
Mr. MacColl
America
C. Coburn Darling
Everett S Hartwell
Leonard C. Tingley
Maurice Congdon
Paul C. Nicholson
Ashbel T. Wall
Frederic B Read
Malcolm
MacColl
Lortex Company
New York
Industrial Trust Company
Slater Trust Company
Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Gorham Manufacturing Company
The
People’s Savings Bank
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Mabel Coats
Alfred M. Coats
Coats
Arthur L. Washburn
William M. MacColl, Jr
Jean MacColl
Hugh F
Norman R
Kenneth D. MacColl
James M. MacColl, Jr
Bronxville
N. Y
Death by self destruction sparks mixed public reaction
An old farmer at Drayton North Dakota chose to end his life and wrote a lengthy note for the press. The account includes his assumed name and a personal philosophy on aging, courage, and usefulness, ending with farewell verses to his wife and a cremation plan.
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United Press
Drayton
N. D
Milner Hotel
John Ward
M. D. Cummings
Drayton, N. D
Dr. Osler
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Samuel J.smith
I. H. Callan
Bristol
Norman Rene
243Rd
CAC
USA
Fort Getty
Jamestown
N.t
James J Garvin
State Guard
Charles T Heilborn
Bristol Train of Artillery
Albert S Hartley
Moses Moore
Marshal Board of Fire Engineers
Matthew Brito
George R. Fish
Theresa Donovan
Nathaniel Gladding
Bristol Troop
Boy Scouts
George R. Fich
Michael Ascoli
Frank Perry
William F Head
Paul Baker
Stanley Gray
Girl Scout Troops
Mary Peters
Sons of the Legion
Clara Diman
American Red Cross Gold Star
Mary Hadfield
Theresa Ezikovich
American Red Cross
J. Floyd Huestis
A. R
Honorable
School Committee
William T. O’donnell
Il 3
Queen of Song
Jeanette MacDonald
Brian Aherne
Gene Raymond
Ian Hunter
Traveltalek
Fred MacMurray
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
Lites
Tamlroffews Overman
Eric Blore
Tom Harmon
Anita Louise
Harmon
Michigan
Gable
Lana
Clark Gable
Lana Turner
K. of C
Edward F Cusick
Fall River
Fifth District
Bay View Avenue
William T. O'Donnell
Charles W. LaFlamme
Main Street
Colt-Warren
Guileras
Gil Aguiar
Leo Morson
Morson
Johnny Abbruzzi
Frank Murgo
Murgo
Louis Alfano
Frank Panzarella
Anthony Bisbane
Francis Perry
Ed Massa
Ralph Monaro
Paul Richards
Don Felix
Dean Armstrong
Eugene Clark
Edward J Fitzgerald
William B. Maccoll
New Bedford Textile School
Boy Scouts of America
Rhode Island
Blackstone Valley Community Chest
Hope Club
Agawam Hunt
Leash Club
American Hackney Association
Jix
Syracuse
Devon
Northern Light
Northern Star
Quartermaster Corps
Paris
Order of Leopold
Xmas Seal Sale
Bristol Nursing Association Today
Nebraska
Cummings
Phoenix
Fred Arnold
Newport
Dr. Arnold
Farrally Brothers
I. Dill
Ft Phoenix
Golt S. Warren
Irving Rosen
Orchestra
Colonial Hotel
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